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The ''Working Man Trilogy'' is a landmark American gay pornographic trilogy released in the late 1970s. The films were created and directed by Tim Kincaid under the pseudonym Joe Gage, with Sam Gage serving as producer on all three. The series featured universally masculine, working class male actors engaging in various sexual activities with each other, a notable divergence from the usual masculine/feminine partner roles found in earlier gay porn. == Films == Gage aimed to replicate the narratives, characters, and drama of mainstream films within his porn films. The trilogy is tied together via narration of the main character Hank (Richard Locke), a truck driver. The scenes follows his sexual adventures through various truck trips and jobs. Masturbation is the most commonly depicted sexual act within the series. Gage dismissed frequent anal sex as "not very cinematic" due to his desire to focus more closely on the penis: "The whole idea of making homosexual pornography… () you strip it down to its absolute basics, () the worship of the phallus, the worship of the penis. If you’re going to make homosexual pornography, you’d better light the dick. So masturbation and oral sex are … the best way to photograph. You’re highlighting the penis—that’s what it’s about.” The series begins with Locke working with a new heterosexual trucking partner (Steve Boyd) in ''Kansas City Trucking Co.''. A number of the film's porn scenes presented as sexual fantasies and dreams. Dialogue focuses on Locke consoling Boyd over his sexual frustration due to his distance from his girlfriend, until the two leads engage in a three way orgy with another man at the end. Male friendship, as experienced by the characters of Locke and Fred Halsted, serves as the core of the ''El Paso Wrecking Corp.'' The duo travel and have sex together. Voyeurism is a frequent theme, with one scene featuring a father watching his son engage in sexual activity.〔 ''El Paso Wrecking Corp.'' also features a famous glory hole scene, remembered especially for its plethora of slobber.〔(【引用サイトリンク】website=http://www.mgvc.org/xxxfolder/gage2_0620.html )〕 In LA Tool & Die, Gage explored more serious themes, including grief, the war in Vietnam (via a death scene flashback), and settling down. Locke completes the series with a long term partner, Will Seagers, and a plot of land of his own.〔 That ending is unusual for Gage, who historically opposed romance focus in porn. Gage admitted he wanted his lead to find an ending with a man that was grieving. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Working Man Trilogy」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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